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winds the sailei froa Wet -Inch Llcr 9 Ni.ti a n :.-Tnar€ Alulf:bar , ;o sailed /II with a fe er wage.] Bear .101 Finchle) ;cods, to discover' en it w3ki e.i.vaggoo , v closed he Purseo 1, Cap;. I -1 ' Viinc.,bet seal OcealTh ccoulen o anal Rev. Robe lia Bombay' gocns. Fof LLutenarig on.. M. E vans. MiSSei .Tssrs. C. 1. rte":"Tritiril Mr. M. • .e• 3. Brij!l to for Lien• 11 of Coo Lie, on the his - Erin' otiging ta iiel as corv, rn,ess, an( ft.Barei•ib ications of oploy 380 )m,mence• Ivet i atio' ha/ over their :ry by the :lied, and, their cold gates, fivf id! aboug 1/$. ArtrY i -Militia 'ffiri, and ed inade• Tvin4 thd rps, cone the com of sailiDg con- Hope, is inchelsea, )n . .Saturl. the Isie 'S • - ; ?n, E.7ti ),IYI acid !ir Royal Id OA,' =ended oI madea Ho wag 31kiridge, with the s school life, as lamtl can lediong. :sery tiiS ,on, :tic' life; the pro . - . LTIOIIty.• D praise FfouGH ge crat frequent Irce.!, in presser, atory of in is too :oidental fractory 3e total he ald not •om his at opu tares t in quite >iy con- (idence, e of the I. It is d satire 'rect or ie fresh samples a hand er than In Malt he two at Oats, ?rico. SPANtS.O -4ND PORTUGUESE PAPERS. -'LISBON. JAN. G.—According to =punts, from Lend*, no French reinforceinents had - yet entered •Soain. It appears that Kil%'JoSar'n is marching with 18,000 men in the direction of the 3S7orth of Splin,'and the trontiers of''France ; where, he is going is not known. The Duke del PARCLUE was, on the 24th D , ci-mber, nearyaralos, and appeared to' be direatino o 'hi , lnarch towards Estramadura, to Join or co=operate .with the Duke-d'ALatrauEttouts. The-. French hadnot advanced against Ciudad Ro- drip. • celebrated MINA has again made great slaugh ter of the French in Tudela. The circumstantial account of the battle near Medina del Campo, by the • Duke del Pkttiacc, has been received. The British army,. which is marching towards Beira Alta has every where observed the most exaet discipline, doing honour to the talents and Virtues of its worthy Chief and Officers. •BADAJOZ, DEC:. 3 . 6.-=-We learn that Don PEPRO AGOSTINHO ESHAVARRE is Commandant-General of all the troops in the Provinceof Ctleilca, and that the enemy, utter the unfortunate action at Ocaria, had endeavoured to surround hitt) on various occasions, but had . never been able . to effe& it a his, skirmish lag partieS having much annoyed.them, taking from them a quantity of arms and fitld equipage belong ing to our army, as also 20 mules, and a convoyof brandy and wine, killing 18 men. LtsaoN, these few dlys several corps of Enghsh cavalry have distmbark...d in this dapitat, large bodies_ of ,heavy cavalry which were . quartered here having marched out some days ago ; 4.,EC. 31 —The Conservative Senate, the Ceurt expressed, but also because this outrage is a fresh ia . to join the army. With the cavalry lately arrived application of principles destinaive ofail authority, o f, c„,-; a .b n , an d the magi,,eete of tee capital of - and subversive of all social order. • . . the.Kingdo.n of. Italy, having ~, specti..ely trans are several trains of artillery. ' . . . ".May the Aleeghty watch ,over vionr Majesty, ! mil.tt ;e,,,A A 1,1 i-earesses of C ogratula, ie., to the Elipeior; . A private Letter from Lisbon, dated Jan. 6th, ' This is the prayer of the purest -friendship, of the his --a j m ; esty ans,Ae.ea !lie Name, on tne 18th inst. says, " the British head-quarters are at Coimbra." i most atfeet )liate regard, and of all those sentiments from In palace of Trianon. His answer to the Con- ServatiVe Senate was•atefolioas : CORDOVA' . DEC.2 - ..•— .2 .ch'e — 'atiVices daily received , " My brother and' cousin, e , , " President of the Senate, .thank the Semite, in . ... . from `the army of the centre, 'concur in representing , Tee Illyri . 111 Pro-• " Your Majesty's sincete brother and cousin, . my name, fer their late Address. it as in• very reipeCtable condition both as. to cavalry l ' . . " Levy's, " vinces turin a boondary which give additional secu " Hartwell, Buckinghamshire; April 2 4, 1809. .' - - ''' - rity toe y kingdom. My constant eolicy is, so to and iefentry ; and.that it is COntinually augmenting - i . ...e........—„, - • sett:e my- Empire, ifs that war shall, for ever, be re by I na i e um of the dispersed, an t i by volunteers. - i TIIKTHEATRE.-7.7 he .111o:chant of Venice, intro- ' moved to a distance horn my French . and;ltalian We know that a part of true patriots posted at ' duced a new Perius - me. to the , l..endon audienee on provincese and'my people of my kingdom, which . . Guadatrama, has set at liberty the first division of. ! Saturday last , at C oven t-Gen-dee 1 a • c a r ,.., in tee . has for several ages been the the:iire of - War, know. „ ' charaaer of. POrticL This netV . Peri. ;leer is i - r M.'s. i rtiO,e chart any other, all the calaMitieS.produced by prisoners taken at.the uefortunate battle of Ocaua, ~ ~,,,. . - .. • - L vv esToNe the da.e..trter of • Mr. aaner, 11-e Acting war. Teis' letter halving do othe. e•urpese, I _pray Which were on their way to Prance. Manager of ,he Ve ynouthe C o mpany.. Mrs. WEs- i Goi, Monseigneur, the President of the Senate, to TON is.in.tin-,prur :•4 ife. - Her fieele is well pro- take . you into h.;s holy keeping:" • p:,rtioned, and he• person aTtoget:er is welt ii:apred : Yesterday his :Majesty presided.• at a Council of to the stage. Her ,face, thoueh. >ot handsetrie, .is , State ) , and in the evening be was present at a ball expressive, and her voice - clear end-firei elf' not mu- given by the Queen of Naples. • - • ' sisal. Sire seemed io have a fn3 conception of the . Marslial IMarinont; the Duke of Ragusa, has been eltariete'r;- and perfOrmedeit throuettout e-ith viva.: ' appointed Governor-General of the Illyrian Pro: city and judgment. Her :action', however, eets attach vinees. - too lofty and heroical for tamiiiar life ; .itni itt utter; lt is cenfilently, reported that the Emperor has ing ordinary -sentiments there .waF.t a kind at trsg•ta-- preseined lier :Majesty, the Ernpress - Josephine, with grandeur in her deffl , :anOur.. In deliv -, :rlng the cele- the Palace of Malni,lison, and the Castle. of Likens, braced speech - on Mercy, she was ninth too poin:- near Brussels, .and that he has made an addition to pour and theatriCal, bet there was a rate of gene. - 1 her pension of 1,000,000 franks out of his privy ral merit in her performance • that well entitle's . pnr,e...,. It is also said, tha - t the Palace cr L'Elisee •her to a situation on the London Boardg. ' She Napoleon,, in the suburb of St. HOnore, has been 'was very well received. This actress, ~ t .e under- : 'given to her Majesty . .• . • .: . - ‘ ~, stand, was•recoMtnended to the Theatre by' Mrs. '-. Vielaxe., DEC. ' 2.3 . . L-The Archduke , returned StonoNs, and we have nd douot that she will prove : here on the 21st in a very useful acquisition to the Theatre. "The part t i le Archduke Albert , of .Sake TeLlien. The staff .01 Sh o of our ylock was•suaieed by COOKE with• his. usual grand energy, and CHARLES KEMBLE etas a very interest- , and also the various branches of A(lnniniStration ing representative of ~Bassanio. -Jessica.was resider- : thereto.-attached, der ere taattached. - - Prince John of Lichtensteiu, 'in ed very pleasing by Miss BOLTON, and the. whole Consequenc left Presburgh,no the late grand head= of the play was. cast in such a manner as to give . quarters, and returned to this capital__ --- • - spirit. and Interest. to the drama.- The house was 1, , Ati Imperiall•:diet was publialeied on the lgth ins': very well attendeq. • • , ordering,. witr• a" rie:w 'to expedie the 'payment of . THE LYCEUM.—The Beggars Opera; hackneyed as the war couttibutions due to Fraece, all .individuals it • t s,,will al welys be attractive while it has good mu-' tb bring in before theist of 141 1 8 10, their s old .. sisal support ; and as tois was the case in, general and ' s il ver pl a t e - to t h e mibt.' to be. ekellanged,at a 44 • Sattlisioy last, .it Was well attended . . PHILIPPS, Certain Valuation, for r debtaitures 'which will b e re thougo too much ut the flourishing school, particn- . ceived as..specie, in pajoneet of a loan - which lies afour of the tnos reseeete a ! •,daily for the predatory hero . of this piece, sung: the airs with great etfe6V . , and supported the:- charanter i been opened -t - candle houses in the Capital,,uPon ttie security :4 a with spirit.. .1. - ‘l , :e.merit of Mrs. MOUNTAI N'S Polly, part of the dominions of the .State. The teepeele.. we have often had occasion to ,admire, j , and it lost • .. b e merchant, M. L. li redertnau, has seet as a ;free none of its interest on this occasion. .Miss KELLY, : gift to the State. .a quantity. Ot silver plate, valued at . who is rising fast in merit and popularity, performed .5 14 flories 47 1‹:. The- Bishop•of Stubleveesenberg, e the part of Lucy for the first time, and .she - support- Ni co l as Vail Milasin, has also nead '• a Present to the ed it with characteristic spirit, both in singing and i S tate o f -g re a t - . a Timely aaing.. l e r theuse of the attnye , • It has been said in a morning Paper, that a let -IN.SPRUCK, DEC. 24.---The great fall of snow, let ter from Colonel. WARDLE to Mr: GLENNIE, cle ' which, atpresent coVers the '( ohpart of N ). the Tyrol, siring the' latter to eudeavont . to prevail upon Mr. w • - . and . which is foirti six to eight feet- deep '•on 1 . 1t3 WRIGHT, the Upholsterer' " to let Mrs. CLARK E know that he will., be s,,tisfied tO wait till the end of mountains, compels the baurii . ,ll, which have hither to wandered about on the. heigtr s, tolkSC'2ld to the the•neXt Month" ia plain 'proof that Colonel WAR plains, where they are taken into custody. .Order 'DLE had .not promised to Mr. W - pay RIGHT, lag. that Mr. WRIGHT looked• to• her for Payment. In and tranquility are' every where rapidly restoring ; the first place it is to be obServed that tic letter of the Elt!.g's .: Otticers arc returznng t.o - 11n4 Stations, Colonel WARDLE alluded to is only dated '''• eight and the Bavarian troops . treat toe inhabhatitS ..ex 'o'clock, Saturday Morning," without any specifiCa-well.--According: to report, a. pony' of the , trernely most furious of the instergentie .who had resolved of the mouth, • and: consequently it may fairly, '', to force their way by . the PaiStel thall into HUD^ be infected; that it vas written' before the Colonel : have. been routed and, cat to pieces by the found it necessary not "to render Mrs. Ceaitia's Pry , . r the • French ear Lienz• mind easy . ," but Mr. WRIGHT'S. in next piece, r • • • . .. . .. • . . ; is it not probable that Mr. WRIGHT .was applying . COPENHAGEN, Deo. 23:e—Baron-Von gellieg re fOr tile payment .of Ilia former claim on Mrs. turned yesterday evening, .with the Swedish ratifi- CLARKE,. and that, 'to make-his " mind easy," and ' cation of the Treaty of Jonkeeping. ; The ratifica 'keep him quienupon 'the old debt; Colonel WAR.. . dons were exchanged on the tot h. - . DIE thought proper to be responsible to him for the -i The treaty has now been pubislied ;it was con ftirniture of her house, as part Of the retaining fee to , elude'd on the loch instant, and CODO:its of ten -iirti .her i for her required evidence teen the impending cies. At atiphlates that the : prisoners are to be freely inquiry ?: So such for the letter which is held forth -restored on both sides,, the set,4..estration of goods, as a proof that Mr.' Watoxi. - looked to Mrs. ' and the embargo on vessels to be taken off, and'o he CLARKE, and not to Colonel WARDLE for payMent. 'treaty of the 27th of ; May; 1660; at Coeeptiagen, It is proper to add, that as Mr. :WRIGHT knew of- l of the 3d of June, 1720, at SteCleholm, and the. 3d Mrs. CLARKE'.S .matrimonial -cover tui - e, he. could of July of the same year at Fredericksburg, to be `nut look to her even for the former debt, and thete- eeneweel; and to remain in 'tall force. The.Conrse lore would hardly have been so rash as to add Con-; 1 Of trade, until further regulated by a separate ar aiderably tO that .dent. ' . . -ratigement, is to be on the-same footing as before ' Last Friday a country schbolmaster, who Jeserted the war. There. is also a separate . article relative to ' his school and came to-LOndon for concealment, hay- the delivery of deserters and neiletactors escaping ing been accused with shocking attempts , upon ten .troM the one country to the oilier' . of his tenpils, was found out and .cOnveyed . back. . Our State Courant remarks; that the only object On his being - examined before a Magistrate a shock- •of the- declaration of war on the part of the Spanish ing scene was disclosed. He was fully con - matted t Junta is, to justify, lathe eyes of their countrymen, to Aylesbury. gaol upon three capital charges. ' the seizure and confiscation Of a number of DUiliill COMMON HALL. In the report in a MorT , ing Paper of Mr. WAITH -51 N'§ speech, t the Conn - non Hall held on the 14th December, 1809 ; Mr. WAITKIKA N is stated to have said, li.at " the. 41rquis ,ot HERTFORD and hts fa " mily draw out of the public revenue at teas: " b0,0001.' per annum `. the .wo Hon: Mr. SE Y -". ,MdURS:IIOt l;ss than 12,0001. a year ; and that " there is distTibu'ed from the same fund not less " than 40 ) 0001. a yearrarnongst the family of Lard " CASTLEREA.GII." ,Mr. WAITHMAN, in.his speech in the Common . Ilan on Tuesday the gth instant, I,v bile ,he acknow : . lt..dged the above .account to be erroneous, having omitted to state the 'real iths of the case,. we are re quested. to publish the following statement from au thority :••-•!- . " Neither Lord CASTLEREAGH, nor any of his family, hold 'any. civil office of emolument, or any pens:on under the Crown, either in possession or reversion. • " His brother, Brigadier-General S TEWART, is Military Governor of Charles Fort, in Jamaica, the _ilet-profit6 of which are 6001. a-year, paid by the Island. • - _ " The Marquis of HERTFORD'S family..l4old the following employments " Prothonotary of the Court of King's Mend' in Ireland - L. 6849 o' "Clerk of.the Crowd, ditto .216' 0 :" ditto- - - - . 536 . o (Net receipts—see 'Report of Finance Com mittee. 3lst May, 11109.) '. These offices were granted in reversion to the present - Patentees, in the.year 1766, whenthe lat, Lord 1-1 °an was Lord Lieutenant of Ite:and, and came into .their posSession about the year r7s4. The profits arise/ from tees paid by suitors on law proceedings, and have bee.s . raised to. their present•amount in consequetis.e of the late increase of • buiiine:is in the CoUrt of King's Bench in Ireland. ", Caner and wharfinger of the port of Dublin - - - - (Net receipt—see Finance Report as above). " The pr.:firs ot this cffice ariseltoin fedi p a id on imports into the ports of, Dublin. The grant was made about the smile 'time as that of the preceding offices. " Naval officer end harbour-master in the - Danish island of. St. Croix - - " The profitS of. tins office arise from fees paid on vessels frequenting the ports of • the asland. Commissioner of Excise - - -1200 0 " Total by Lord HERTFOIID'S family .-&10, - .5 16 15 " Held by Brigadier-Gen, STEWART, as above .stated 982 733 600 0 ,d; 3 11,116 -15 " Of this sum Lord CASTLEREAGH himself re ceives, nothing; his family only 6001.3 and of the rernainiog 10,b161. lbs. the si.lm of 85831. was granted by the Crown before Lord CASTLMIReGH was born." The University of Oxford has conferred the degree of Doctor in Civil Law on' Lord GRENNILLE.' NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.--Captain W.. Hanwell, t tolhe Grampus; Captain QUillurn, to the Alexan . 'dria Cai,tain Janverin, to the Pandora ; Captain 410'14, of the Driver, to the Statira, vice Boys, de ceased 3 . Captain H. Pearse, to the Royal Sovereign:;. Lieutenant Stamp, to command the Halcyon ; A. ic'Evans, to be Agent for Prisoners of War at Stapleton, V;C:6 Crawley ; Captain Collard; .to ghe Dreadnought Spence is promoted toa Post Captain . • vessels that had laken'sheiter in the harhours of Spain in 1807, awl thus -to shift •bfr their ,own shoulders the responsibility of committing such an al of violence at the order of thu British Go ver: rn cut as.. Majesty having been applied . to by the Erct.::c',. Goveintnent for a ma' of the. Dni-hi-s, of and Holstein, - rkectited by trigonometrical measure ment, complete 400 sheet in tp of Germany, r the use of the War 'Depot • in Paris, he gave direc tion accordingly t.i the Socity of Arts ritid Si i.=pck.-. This w , _llc,'W' as lately completed by Professor 13.1.1, , ,e and the Land Surveyor Wesel, and the maps were transmitted . to General Count SansOn,' Director( the . Depot,. : who has sent: a very polite 11, thanks to Society. riiANF:FORT, Dxc. 3 I .—Coti:lt Yon Balgany, tathecbtc.rtico BC.ssiaicEi - ribaSsy in France, has pa..,:d through here with dispatche.s for St. Petersbuigh.—' The printiol-line of :Fri.tich enstom-honseq Wegtphalia paws' through Rees; Bochelt, Sudholm, Stadtholm, Ahaus, Ni eubourg, WiOringen; Man » hard, itheine, Recken, Fio:”,ten. 01, ! - 1 , Verden, IYepholz, and extends as far as Bremen. — An Officer of the Cu -toms, with six clerks under him, has arrived at O,nabtirg. - Olders have been received at Quackenborgi - upon no account to pet rnit,the passage of:prohibited tnerchandtze - FAHIS,JAN. 4.—HlS:MajeSty, with the view o( taveuriti the • commercial operations already anal°. 'rised by special licenses, has ex'tect6oi,- list of ports and exports, so as tp include the goods•und-r -mentioned. His Majesty had empowered the Ali. nister of the Interior to grant li ens s t-.forel,:t 'sets, for the purpose of encouraging the expollation of certain 'superabundant produCts of our soil, and the importation of certain commodities of tne firA necessity. . , - Toe aitiles permitted' to be export , ;d shall form. oOly a fourth par: of. the czygo the fourths shall c of. primary rya ive ,prouuds ; so that a v.l.sa ctl,,lno tons; must take on board 7.5 tons of %%tint:, brasidy, liquors, froa.:, s-eeds, or salt; awl , nly 25 ions, of stuffs, wales, oil, &c.&c. A "pr,..jel of .a law has been submitted to the Le gislatite Body, which will be di,ctissed ri the 2111 for laying aduty of 6 t. per hundred on red kad, and eritt.,iing that ' n erciiairdize of all kinds, with the exception of tnen,, intislins, and cotton:;, the importation of. which, wtlerever traimfatorsd, is prohibited, shall be permitted to be disposed of for home consumption, in the same .manner as prize goodS. Mannfattured tobaccos.are to . pay the port duty Of tObaCei, in leaf, 'and also that ,upon the manutaatared article. The other articles of met... chandize are to pay •a, duty of 4 per cent. odvalur:az; and -those that are not prohibited are to remain sub.. jed to the existing duties only. STRALSUND, 'llEd. 2g.,--Ttie King of .Swerlen, Gustavus Adolphu , ,, has.• arri f. d li re, under the name of Count (ostorp, with hi, family and suite. Besides the King, Quern, Prince Gustivus, and three Princesses, the nutnbcr of the travellers con sist o f 37 persons, who will, in a few days, set out for Switzerland; by way-of Wisatiry Hatnburgh. and Hanover. Their departure 'froth Gigpshohn was so unexpet,ted, that nobody- knew of it an hour before they set off; . ' and the coach in which the King, : queen,. and Prince wet e, travelled day aA night ; but that which conveyed the Princesses pro ceeded at a slower rate: Tice' frigate Camilla, aftd a week's passap, landed them ,in Ru;en. LOWS XVIII. To GUSTAVUS 11.1. th? occasion of the dep -sition of the unfor ` tunate, but spirited and virtuosi, y_ptin , Monarch of Sweden, Louis XVIII: wrote to his Majesty the foilowitig letter is such a procluCtion as we should have expeled front so illustrious and amiable a personage „ " SIR, My BROTHER AND COUSIN, " Overwhelme‘l by grief, rendered indignant in the extreme, on heating of the crime, which at one stroke Aleprives your Majesty of your liberty, the exercise of your power, andeven the plc asure of See : trig your wile and children, I was, notwithstand . ingp for some time supported by the hope, that among the descendants of the brothers' in arms of Gustavus Adolphus and Cl:arles XII. some would be found to avenge the outrage offered to Maje s ty, and restore the sceptre to those hands that alone have a right to wield it. ,Disappointed in this ex- 7 petiation I eagerly sought an opportunity to express to your Majesty, the tet-lings with which my heart overflows. lam informed that you are still, allowed to receive letters, and I embrace the opportunity ; it will be great satisfaction to,me, though it may not afford consolation to >out-Majesty, " I &dare, then, that the sentiments of friend ' ship, gratitude,,..eve.etn, and admiration, by which: I am attached to Gustavus IV. instead of , being changed, are - increased by his misfortunes; that I never ft It the weight of my own'inisfGrtune press so sorely upon me than on thiS, occasibn, 'when, in the absence of all power, I find myself reduced to ardent - but inatettual wishes. Still, however, I have not lost - die hope to see that Providence, to whom your Majesty addressed youselt from the be ginning, come to the relief of yottand your famiy, con, ed from what 1 knew of yoa.Majesty's dis position, that at th.lt moment tne,power to pardon will.be the first of tile attributes 01 the Crown which you will be desirous to exercise. Finally,, awaiting that happy dAy, I protest, as •a King, against the violence offered to the sacred person of Gustavus IV. not only on account of the sentiments I have DUTCII PAPERS. PARIS . ; JAN. 1.--Yesterday, at noon, the Em peror feviewed the infantry, cavalry, artillery, and field equipage of the Imperial Guards. - '`lnt is ru moured, that his Majesty has ordered a I.*Ct to 'be tibrnited to him of the workmen hr.rt or Holed,. while employed'at the public worlcs. I Fis Majesty is supposed to have issued this order fir the purrosz.. of giVing fresh proofs of his -- benevol,Arce t0,.;:d , ; the .unforttinate sufferers or their fainilie;. learn .frOni Florence, under date of the 21st ult. that, in consequence of continual rains fora month' before, the River Arno had in the course of two days immediately precedingihe above date, -risers five metre's, and overflowed all the lower I:artlof the' city, so -that every street resembled an arm of the river..' Trees, cattle, and rno,ables of etery de scription, were swept a‘ivay by the different streams. The inundation exceeJed every thing seen In .Flo - rence since the year. 1757.. : His Eminence the Prince Primate of the League of the Rhine has' arrived in this metropolis. His suite consists of Chamberlains,' Variscourt and Dies back, hiS.Private Secretary Egerer, and Professor St. Emmerman, whom the Prince invited by a most polite letter, to accompany him to Paris. • JAN.:3.—Her Majesty, the Etnpress Josephine; 'wil return to town on or 'before the loth inst. to take pos , ession of the pJace L'Elisee Nripoleon, which is'at present occupied by the E-ifig . and Queen of Naples. . . Yesterday afternoon the King and Qu"en - of Westphalia left this capital. on their return to their dominions. The King of Wirtentberg and their Neapolitan M jesties are also - on the point of, set , trig otf for ttleir..rcsp,:ctive 'Yester..ay his Majesty the Ernp,Tor held ale was attended by the Foreign Min , tters, tl:e. Pt;. ces .of the Imperial , Farnly, ,the Princes of the Empire, &c. wha paid their r;:sPeds to his Majesty on the commeAeinent of the new yeal. --The five per cents. )esterday at 79 t 49 C. , Bank Stock 1 1261 1. 115 e. GOTTEA BULGII 1114 IL S. GO7'TtNnURGH, JAN. 3.—The arrangements for the enb..rtaMmiinti . of the Prince /loguitenburgh during his .stay here, are finally settled. He will. nut 'peach this glace, in consequence of the bad roads, till a late this evening, A private part}' will atiend bin at supper at the Governor's 'house, %." here he will take up 4,s abode. A dinner will be provid ed by the Magiqracy, at which more than JOO per .sons are invited; and .in the ening there witl 1.,e. a magnificent Ball at the To' On a 'Con,:ert v it be given in kbe Great .11.091 n; at the Freemasons ( ; or Friday, a dinner at the Governor's; and on Saturday, the Prince and his suite will sefnit for Stockhohn.-- - -HisMajesty's ship Monkey, art, ed in Hawk Road on Sunday, having under coUvo,. two transpor-ts proVisi , ps For the'tieel, under the carnnyind . of' Admiral Dixon. 111issupply earl G in gOod 'time; as • the 4:et -had been far several under short alloy aoce. STOCKHOLM, JAN. 4.—n is Royal Majesty's health is not yet- perfe6tly restored ; but the Kb% is in Lair way of dOing GOTTENBURGH, DEC. 29.—General Adksparre is to arrive here on the 2d Of Janu3ry, anal will set out for the fruntieri of Norway on the 3d; accompanied. by Count RoSin, the Governor of Gottenburgh, and severiil military officers of distinaiOn,. where they are to meet 'Prince Augusteilburgh, whom they err; to 'escort to this place, where the whole cavalcade is expeaed to arrive on the Bth. The Prince will be invested with the Swedish Orders, for which cere pony preparations are dibkitig ; he will sojourn hero- abort ten days, but it is not yet known - whether he wilt pro6ed td Stockholm or return to Norway. A letter from Carlsham announces the arrival at that 'place of a French Offictr of rank, with two Secre taries, supposed to be an Embassy . to Sweden, . . GOTTEN - BU UGH, Mc. 30.—Thn French Orlicer mentioned in the letter from CarisOin , arrived htre list night, attended' by • two 'Aides-de-Catnp, and this morning,.waited Oct the Governor. Nothing' re specting their inksion has yet transpited.--;A. letter from Stoc6 - 13olm informs us of the arrival Of thi4 Russian. Minister at the Court of Sweden. CAR(.SCRCiNA, DEC. 21.--Yesterday at noon Gnstavus IV. and ,family embarked on board the Swedish frigate Camilla, for. Stralsund. The con course of people that aitended was innumerable, and. the grief it caused then) to part with their beloved , Motia“Ar °was visible in every countenance. The Queen was very much affected. . GorrEKBURQH., JAN. 2 —Two French Officers, w 14.) had tneir parole, and who had been re peatedly ativertis,td, with a reward for their appre hension, arrived here from F.;.(l,land in a Swedish rnerclian .ship chit SaturdNy last.. Yesterday.ih , ..y ob tatnvd passports, and, inimecilafely set out tOr Copen-. •IVagen -Official accounts of a peace.having been conctud ect between _France and S.vede - i,, hive been received, this clay by the .Gtnernor. It is underaood,that Swe . l:l4 iccovas the whole of Pomerania. .